Street windsurfing, wind skateboarding, skateboard windsurfing, skateboard sailing and land windsurfing. It doesn’t matter how you name it. Just ride it. When you’ve got a wind sail and a skateboard, there’s action guaranteed.
Select an outdoor parking lot, asphalted zones, open air coastal walks, emptymanufacturing plants, smooth and flat surfaces and even wet sand, where  … More
At the America’s Cup World Series on San Francisco Bay, Oracle Team USA Coutts (Russell Coutts) crashed out in spectacular fashion on Friday, hitting the Race Committee boat at speed during the start of fleet race number three. The veteran had been trying to squeeze into a narrow gap between the start boat and his stablemate, Oracle Team USA Spithill (Jimmy Spithill), but there wasn’t enough room and a violent collision resulted.
‘I thought there might be a gap there, and there wasn’t,’ said Coutts. ‘It was a tough break. I didn’t think it was that risky. I thought they were going to turn down and start the race and they just kept turning up and shut the door.’    … Pictures and more
Fleet Race 3 ORACLE TEAM USA COUTTS crash into the Race Committee boat in the start. Russell and the boys were not able to race as their AC45 full sustained damage. Stay tune for full replays and story post racing.
When you do somersaults off cliffs on a snowboard for a living, you might be expected to be blase about hitching a ride on a sailboat.
Not by a long shot, said snowboard champion Travis Rice, who rode as a guest on Jimmy Spithill’s Oracle Team USA catamaran Thursday in the America’s Cup World Series.
Because Spithill finished second and first in the fleet races and  … More
The America’s Cup World Series San Francisco continued Thursday with the home team, Oracle Team USA, putting on a show for their fans.
The Team grabbed the top two spots in the first race and lead the fleet racing standings at the AC World Series San Francisco at the end of the day two.
Conditions were good for racing, with winds in the 12- to 16-knot range and fans flocked down to the Marina Green to cheer on their favorite sailors. The racecourse boundary was just yards from the shoreline and the teams often came within spitting distance of the crowds as they pushed the boundary  … More